Invitations

Practice spoken invitations for casual and polite situations, accepting or declining clearly, and confirming practical details. These are conversation skills rather than written invitation templates.

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Scott Mountenay

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Invitations

Are you coming along? (informal)

Would you like to come along? (formal)

Do you feel like going to the movies?

Shall we have coffee?

Are you free on Saturday?

I’d like to invite you

You’re warmly invited (formal)

Would you like to come with us?

Can I bring someone?

Thanks—I’d be happy to come

Yes, gladly

I’d love to come

That sounds good

Unfortunately, I can’t

I already have plans

Maybe next time

I’m not sure yet

When do you need an answer?

What time does it start?

Where is it taking place?

How do I get there?

Who else is coming?

Should I bring anything?

I’ll bring something to drink

Should I answer tomorrow?

I’ll answer you tomorrow

Is the celebration still happening?

I’m looking forward to it

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